He turns any attacker into a serious threat by granting double strike and lifelink, which forces immediate answers and highlights why he often appears in discussions around the best white cards in MTG for aggressive Commander strategies
When an ability affects more than one player, the players take it in turns to trigger its effects, starting with the current player and proceeding clockwise (so the person to your left goes after you)
There's ways to generate huge amounts of mana via proliferating repeatedly so this could get strong, but it seems to expensive to consistently pull off
But don't get it twisted: Just because this didn't revolutionize Gruul in Commander doesn't mean it's not great
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